Silence? The wind speaketh not? I accept Your concession :)

This is a board that most glow-in-the-darks are afraid of visiting, anon. Once one of them posts here, most of the wizards here will be able to track them down. Much of this board's userbase is rather opposed to the NWO. anyway please be more considerate when making a thread next time; rule 3 comes to mind and I wouldn't label this as such a post, but it wouldn't surprise me if someone else would this could've gone in the intrusive thoughts thread Maybe this can just be a thread about gangstalking in general now?

I've always wondered about this "gangs talking" I see posted on /x/ but never bothered to ask. What is it? Like being a horse whisperer, but talking to gangs?

>>12778 >The wind speaketh not? Wind whisperer?

>>12776 >>12778 Sorry. I'm late. Would you like to modify or cancel your gangstalking subscription? >>12780 Every internet user is a deputized glowie. >>12781 Gang mediation is a serious business. That's how you get them to run your product.

>>12783 Oh wait, I really am stupid. In common terms, Farc is a gang too.

I just felt they were friendly, so I don't feel threatened by them, like at all.

>>12785 Any group that serves their own self-interests can be called a gang. FARC is a militia-style gang, so it's much more organized than common thugs.

>>12787 'Ndrangheta on the other hand, that's more of a gang. Wouldn't wanna go near them. With Farc it's kind of easier, everyone loves women and cocaine, which is what they offer, so they know no one really dislikes them for real, except some gay Europeans or something.

>>12788 I understand that FARC is an anti-Western group that can be classified as "leftist". The Colombian government certainly doesn't like them.

>>12789 Something about natural resources being taken from their home region for no benefit of the locals or similar. The government agreed to treat them fairly and they put down their weapons some 10 years ago. But after the government didn't follow the agreement, Farc re-armed again. They were meant to be part of the government. I really wonder who couldn't agree to let people have their things? This is likely bigger than the national government, involving foreign "investors" who want those resources.

>>12792 If those who meddle are identified as "western", it's not strange if they were to become "anti-western" as a response.

>>12792 >>12793 It's a mystery... It doesn't help that Venezuela's state cartel is collaborating with FARC.